The Villarrica Volcano is the most active in Chile! It has an open crater, it emanates gases permanently and depending on its activity it is possible to see magma inside its crater. It is ideal for mountaineering, for beginners or... More

Visit one of the most active volcanoes in South America, panoramic views of lakes, volcanoes, geology and nature. Ascent with use of crampons, ice axes and other mountain equipment. Panoramic views and glacier crossing. Specialize... More

The Quetrupillán Volcano is a wonderful volcano in southern Chile! It has been asleep for many years, it has a large crater covered by an immense glacier. It is ideal for mountaineering, for beginners or for experienced people. T... More

You will reach the summit of the second most active volcano in Chile, at a height of 3125 meters above sea level! Not very touristy and with wonderful views, it is a unique experience. You will have a view over other volcanoes, la... More

We welcome you to an unforgettable experience in the impressive ascent to the Quetrupillan Volcano! With its 2,360 meters above sea level, this majestic volcano, whose name means "Spirit of few lights" in Mapudungun, awaits you. G... More

Los Ojos del Caburgua is an impressive natural attraction of the area consisting of two electric blue water wells, coming from the underground drain of Lake Caburgua, which is located at 25 km from Pucón. At the Ojos del Caburgu... More

The exciting ascent to the majestic Sollipulli volcano begins. Surrounded by a dreamlike landscape, you will enter untouched nature while the sun rises on the horizon. As you advance, the fresh air and the breeze envelop you, and ... More

Join us for a day of ascent towards the great summit of Villarrica volcano, which has spectacular panoramic views of the entire Valley and the many lakes in the area. Through this trekking, we can contact the wonderful nature of t... More

We invite you to visit this unique National Park in the Araucanía region, with lakes of recent formation (between 100 and 600 years) due to the volcanic eruption and an almost virgin landscape, with 600 to 1,200 years old araucar... More